Tree Removal West Haven CT (203) 674-0610
Above The Ground Tree Care LLC 95 Westfield St, West Haven, CT 06516 (203) 674-0610 At Above The Ground Tree Care, we take care to provide our customers with...
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Due to construction activities on the Cedar River at Rainbow Bend, the King Countys Sheriffs Office will close the river to public use and recreation on Thursday, June 20, at the project site southeast of Renton.
King County Sheriff John Urquhart ordered the river closure between River Mile 10.9 and 11.2 to protect residents from the hazards associated with tree removal to support a levee removal and floodplain channel construction project.
The project site involves a three-quarter-mile segment of the Cedar River, located near the intersection of Cedar Grove Road and the Maple Valley Highway (State Route 169).
King County construction crews will be proactively removing several large cottonwood trees located along the river bank to prevent future hazards to recreational users of the river. The closure is anticipated to last for one day during the-tree removal activities. The closure may be extended to next Monday, June 24, if work is not completed on June 20.
The in-river work will limit recreational access in the river, including possible full closure when intensive construction is under way. Signs will be posted and the King County website will be updated to alert users as construction progresses.
The Rainbow Bend Levee Removal and Floodplain Reconnection Project is a high-priority flood hazard management project funded by the King County Flood Control District to eliminate flood risks to more than 50 families and provide long-term protection to a major regional transportation corridor.
For more information, visit the project website, or contact Jon Hansen, King County environmental scientist, at 206-296-1966.
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Q: Weve finally saved enough money to landscape our backyard. We have a lawn and sprinkler system in mind, but weve never installed such a system. Any suggestions?
A: You can save several hundred dollars installing a sprinkler system yourself; but be prepared, youll ache for a week. Youll spend at least $200 for material, depending upon the size of your yard, just for the sprinkler system. By the way, as long as youre doing this, you might as well make it an automatic system (sprinkler clock and electric valves).
You need to take a preliminary trip to the hardware store to gather some information. Most hardware stores have free layout guides that help you determine the number of valves youll need, the amount of PVC pipe to buy, the number of heads youll need, etc.
You also must locate where your sprinkler system is stubbed out. Typically, the builder installs the front yards sprinkler system and will run the pressurized pipe to somewhere near the side of the house.
If youre lucky, youll see the white PVC sticking out of the ground with a cap on it. If youre not, youll have to dig from the front sprinkler valve box and follow the pipe until it ends.
The bad news is that this job requires digging. You can use either a shovel and a pick (or a digging bar for about $20), or you can take the easy way out and rent a walk-behind trencher for about $65 for a half-day.
The trencher is fast, but since its the size of an average desk and heavy, youll have to muscle it around a bit. Since the trencher comes on a trailer, youll need a hitch on your vehicle to tow it home. What would have taken all day to dig by hand, will take only an hour or two with a trencher.
Plan on digging a minimum of 6 inches, and then cleaning out the trench with a trenching shovel (about $15). This shovel is about 5-inches wide, which is perfect for narrow spots.
After the digging, run the water from the stub-out to your new valve manifold area. Youll need to extend the pressurized pipe to wherever you have decided to locate the valves.
The pipes are typically of an inch. From this pipe, youll add -inch tees. However many valves youll have is the number of tees youll use to build the manifold.
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(PRWEB UK) 19 June 2013
The topic of improving gas safety in social housing was one of the topics discussed at the All Party Parliamentary Carbon Monoxide Group seminar with CORGI Technical services and the Association of Gas Safety Managers (AGSM), reports HVP on June 17 in the article CORGI Addresses Silent Killer.
The seminar was attended by government representatives, carbon monoxide charities, chief executives of housing associations and MPs to highlight the importance of gas safety and raising standards. Throughout the seminar, chief executive of CORGI Technical Services Claire Heyes, spoke on behalf of AGSM members, insisting that housing associations ensure that safety matters are discussed with their workforce and that any safety concerns that members of the workforce have are shared with the board.
At the seminar, Heyes spoke of the importance of rethinking the way in which gas safety is addressed by the leaders of housing associations and how the AGSM can help:
There is much scope for rethinking the way we do things, refocusing resources where most value can be added, ensuring there is adequate education, training and ongoing CPD. Creativity, collaboration and new skills will be key to developing long-term benefits and moving the industry forward. This is turn will lead to cost savings and increasing safety.
The specialists at Emergency Plumber follow developments in the industry with a keen interest and a representative from Emergency Plumber Reading was particularly interested in the topic of the seminar.
The fact that improving gas safety was discussed at the seminar highlights the importance of raising standards and further improving gas safety. Improved gas safety is vital in preventing cases of carbon monoxide poisoning caused by faulty gas appliances and it is important that homes are checked on a regular basis to ensure all gas appliances are in good working order. Developing the industry further and ensuring sufficient education will help to further increase safety in homes.
Emergency plumber is an agency run by Martin Smith. With 18 years experience in the industry, his aim is to provide fast and efficient emergency plumbing engineers 24/7. The company operates within a wide range of areas in the UK including London, Plymouth, Reading, Coventry, Bolton, Manchester and Newcastle. With a database of over 300 emergency plumbers, the firm is currently the fastest growing plumbing company in the UK. Customers can also contact the team for information and advice on gas related problems.
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